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Well it was a real surprise to open the letter of course it's a great honour to

receive such a reward and to get such recognition for for the work that I've

been doing over the last 20 years or so, so you know I'm really delighted to

receive the award. I think we're a lot more aware nowadays that the problems of

marine litter than we were when I first started looking at the topic probably 20

years or so ago, I think we've got a much broader evidence base, and it's also very

clear that over that time the the litters accumulated it's accumulated at

the sea surface we now know there's quantities in the deep sea and in many

of the marine creatures as well we didn't know that when I first started

looking at the topic. This reward in a way I'm receiving it really on behalf of

a much wider team of students, undergraduate students, postgraduate

students, PhD students, and postdoctoral researchers, and the other academic staff

that I work in, both in Plymouth and much further afield, so you know it's not

it's not just me it's a team effort

For more infomation >> Professor Richard Thompson made an OBE for services to marine science - Duration: 1:10.

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January 2018 Update #DHSTV with Hank Jongen Department of Human Services - Duration: 3:16.

This month: myGov Access, Mobile Service Centres and updating your income estimate.

Happy new year, I'm Hank Jongen, here to tell you what's happening with the department in January.

There's a new secure sign in option just released for your myGov account.

It's an app called myGov Access which creates a one-time access code

to use when you sign in to your myGov account.

It means you don't get your one-time code sent as an SMS.

It's the perfect option when you're overseas

or in an area with poor mobile network coverage and you want to use your myGov account.

If you're heading overseas, you need to download and set up myGov Access

on your mobile device before you go.

It's available for free from the App Store or Google Play.

Bringing services to people is really important,

which is why our Mobile Service Centres are so valuable.

These specialised vehicles travel to rural and regional communities

to provide convenient access to Australian Government payments and services.

Staff on board help with a wide range of face to face services

and you'll have access to self service facilities as well.

The schedule of locations is on the website

and Human Services Facebook and Twitter also regularly post location updates.

If you're from a rural or regional area take a look today.

If you get family assistance payments, having an accurate income estimate is important.

You may do some overtime or an extra shift at work from time to time.

It can add up. While the extra money

comes in handy, make sure you update your family income estimate

with any additional amounts. Even if you report income for other payments

such as Newstart Allowance or Parenting Payment,

you'll still need to update your family income estimate as well.

You can update your estimate as often as you like to make sure it is as accurate as possible.

You can update your family income estimate by accessing

your Centrelink online account through myGov.

Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget

to like or follow us on social media and subscribe to our channel to keep up to date

I'll see you next month, goodbye for now.

For more infomation >> January 2018 Update #DHSTV with Hank Jongen Department of Human Services - Duration: 3:16.

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Investor & Treasury Services Careers in Malaysia - Duration: 0:24.

At Royal Bank of Canada

We care about more than just your resume.

Like your motivation for success.

Achieve new heights at one of the biggest financial institutions

in the world.

For more infomation >> Investor & Treasury Services Careers in Malaysia - Duration: 0:24.

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AT&T Tech Support 360: Remote IT Support and Cloud Data Backup Services - Duration: 1:27.

Businesses like yours depend on data and effective technology

to grow and manage operations.

Without the expertise to maintain that data

and technology, however, you can be

vulnerable to a system failure.

Or an attack that could severely impact your company's

reputation and success.

But many business owners can't justify or afford

the cost of full time IT technicians,

and simply don't have the time or the expertise

to manage IT on their own.

That's why we created AT&T Tech Support 360.

You can rely on our remote technicians

to help deliver the IT performance

and improved security your business demands.

We can act as your primary IT resource,

or backup support to an in-house staff.

Whenever and wherever you need assistance,

you can make an appointment to access our US based,

24/7 remote experienced technical support.

In addition to remote IT support,

Tech 360 Backup and Go gives you unlimited cloud storage

for your backed up data.

So your critical information is backed up,

accessible, and easy to share.

For less than $1 a day, let tech support 360

be your virtual IT department.

Contact your AT&T representative to learn more.

For more infomation >> AT&T Tech Support 360: Remote IT Support and Cloud Data Backup Services - Duration: 1:27.

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When It Matters Most: Sam Barrick | Farm Bureau Financial Services - Duration: 3:03.

Volunteerism is the cornerstone of my job.

Keeps you connected with people.

I had a friend that we started an airboat team a year ago

and he thought they could really use us.

They needed a lot of airboats and I was reluctant to go

because I knew what we were getting into.

I wasn't going to let my partner go by himself.

Promised his wife I'd go keep an eye on him. (laughs)

(boat engine)

First day, we got a call that a levee was starting to breach.

We went into that area and did numerous rescues.

We were in there about twelve hours and did 150 rescues each.

I was surprised. I thought it would be one big swamp, backwater deal

but it was roaring river. Wide open throttle.

A lot of 50 horse prop boats couldn't even make it.

Utter destruction in the areas that were flooded.

It came up fast and it just took everything away.

People didn't have time to get their dogs and cats

and they'd be in there floating on the seat cushions.

Some that far from the ceiling and rescuing those...

They were glad to see us because some of them

had been there five days.

Probably the biggest fear of mine was fire plugs.

I saw it wipe out two boats because it rips the bottom of your boat.

I saw a couple of boats get sucked into drainage ditches.

Saw a couple of guys get sucked under a bridge

and I don't know what happened to them because they went into the trees.

There's nothing you could do.

That's probably the saddest thing, there's nothing you can do sometimes.

Helicopters only wait and you can't get one there quick enough.

The great things I saw in Houston were the people.

Everything came together and everybody came together.

It didn't matter who you were.

They were just so grateful for us being there.

Being able to help the elderly, the people that had no one.

We went ahead where we were needed and it was a very rewarding experience.

For more infomation >> When It Matters Most: Sam Barrick | Farm Bureau Financial Services - Duration: 3:03.

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RBHS Office of Disability Services Orientation - Duration: 6:58.

Welcome from the RBHS Office of Disability Services.

I'm Cindy Poore-Pariseau, Director for the Office.

Over the next 5 minutes you will learn about the Office of Disability Services, and how

to register for services, if you are a student with a documented disability

Offices of Disability services for colleges and universities were established under the

Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.

These laws are different than the laws that established services for students in Kindergarten

through 12th grade.

In the K12 system, the laws establish that all students will receive a free and appropriate

education, so these laws are about success.

In postsecondary institutions such as Rutgers, however The applicable disability related-laws

are in effect to establish equal access to an education, rather than to assure success

The role of the ODS is to assist the University in providing access for students with documented

disabilities through: Reasonable accommodations; Academic adjustments or Auxiliary Aids and/or

modifications to architectural barriers.

Depending on the disability, reasonable accommodations may include assistance with note taking, extended

time on tests, or sign language interpreters.

Specific student accommodations will depend on each student's access needs as well as

the course content.

A reasonable auxiliary aid might include adaptive equipment, assistive technology, books in

alternative formats.

It is important to note that a reasonable accommodation is one that does not require

a substantial change in the curriculum or alteration of any essential elements or functions

of the course, program, service, or activity.

Examples of disabilities that may be accommodated include those of a physical nature such as

paralysis; those of a psychological nature such as depression or anxiety; or other disabilities

such as autism spectrum disorders, ADHD, and Sensory disabilities such as deafness or blindness

or learning disabilities such as dyscalculia or dyslexia

Now let's take a closer look at what access means.

In institutions of higher education such as Rutgers, we assist in providing students who

have documented disabilities the opportunity to acquire the same information, engage in

the same interactions and enjoy the same services as students without disabilities with substantially

equivalent ease of use.

It is important to note that, unlike high school, students with disabilities in colleges

and universities must proactively identify themselves to disability services as a student

with a disabilities and must register for services before any disability related services

can be provided.

I will now outline for you, the first steps you will need to take in order to register

for services as a student with a documented disability.

The first step you will need to take is to go online to ODS.rutgers.edu to complete the

online registration form.

Clicking on the "Registration form" link will take you to a page similar the one shown

on this slide, which begins with the title "Registration form" and continues with

links to the registrations forms—one link is for students who have their Rutgers NetID

and the second link shown in the slide is for students who do not yet have their Rutgers

NetID.

This page will instruct you on how to begin the registration process.

After completing the registration form, you will be emailed a copy of your completed form.

Shortly after submitting your registration form and receiving your confirmation, you

will be contacted to set up an appointment for an intake interview.

During this interview, I will explore with you your accessibility related needs and discuss

how we might best assist you in securing access to your education.

This intake interview can take place in person, by Skype, or by phone, whichever mode of communication

works best for you.

On or before your intake meeting, you will need to submit your disability –related

documentation by any of the following methods:

You may Upload your documentation through the ODS.rutgers.edu website or you may

send your documentation to me as an attachment in an email or you may

Fax the documentation.

Finally, if you are not able to submit your documentation prior to our first meeting,

you may Bring the documentation to your appointment.

Before submitting your documentation, however, please read the documentation guidelines from

the documentation link on ods.rutgers.edu.

Reading through and following these guidelines will allow the Disability Services to process

your request in a timely manner.

Upon completion of your intake, ODS will review your documentation as well as the information

collected during your interview.

You will receive a response to your request for accommodations in a timely manner with

one of the following application statuses: Reasonable Accommodations Approved or

More Information Needed or Accommodations Not Approved and an explanation

as to why the accommodations you requested were not approved

This response will also indicate your next steps.

I know that was a lot of information to take in in a short period of time.

If you have any questions or would like any additional information, please stop by, call,

or send me an email and we can arrange a day and time and a location to meet.

I am available to travel to campuses outside of Newark if that works best for you.

My email address is cindy.poorepariseau@rutgers.edu.

My phone number is 973-972-5396 and the office fax number is 973-972-7596.

Thank you and welcome from the Office of Disability Services.

For more infomation >> RBHS Office of Disability Services Orientation - Duration: 6:58.

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BS in Health Services Administration Degree Introduction - Duration: 2:40.

The Health Services Administration degree is a combination of courses in

health and courses in business.

It's preparing students for the business side of healthcare and yet, also,

providing them with the knowledge they need to know in the health field.

So in healthcare oftentimes they're looking for folks who have a

bachelor's degree, especially at the mid-level manager positions and above.

This will help people who are already working in the healthcare field to

move themselves upward by having that bachelor's degree behind them.

So some job prospects for these type of students would be, for instance, if a

person has a background in a clinical field, for instance,

they're a radiology tech.

Now looking to move up to be the administrative director

of their radiology department, they need a bachelor's degree

in order to secure that type of job.

So it's helping people like that move to the next level.

It's also helping people move into those

middle manager positions in healthcare.

They might be-- they might work in the quality improvement area, they might work

as an administrative director in a clinic area.

They might also have one of many mid-level manager positions in

healthcare-- in a large healthcare organization or they might be a senior

level person at a smaller healthcare organization such as a federally

qualified health center or a free-standing laboratory.

So at the School of Professional Studies all of our online programs are designed

for working adults.

Most of our students are working full time jobs, have very

busy family lives and need a degree that will fit into their own personal

schedule.

Taking courses online fits into your schedule if you have a very busy

exterior life to school.

There's no traveling back and forth to a campus.

You log into your courses during the week at a time that's convenient for you

and then, in the end, you'll be successful and have that

Health Services Administration degree in the end.